All She Ever Wanted:
Loving Wives Story

All She Ever Wanted:

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In their cabin, after the steady calm of the Cayman Islands, Alicia and Brett took turns showering and preparing for the evening. Tonight was the luxury dinner, a chance for all to dress up, having professional photos taken of their efforts, embracing sophistication over comfort. Since Alicia missed her senior prom, she's wanted to recapture that foundational experience of youth. She didn't know if it was as significant as so many had claimed, as defining or magical, or if it was like so many other rites of passage, overblown and exaggerated. There were so many other things missing in her life now, a feeling of no past, no future, just the present. Yet still, she had wanted it, and tonight was a chance to reclaim some lost measure of it, at least aesthetically.

Brett dressed in a plain black blazer and white dress shirt, simple, classic, although not properly hemmed or fitted, he wore it well. When Alicia emerged from the bathroom, Brett's eyes widened fully as he spoke,"You look stunning." Alicia curtsied as she wore a strapless light pink ankle length dress, and silver wedge heels, a golden necklace adorning her slender neck, an emerald pendant flattering her modest cleavage, hair in a braided bun, with subtle smoky eye shadow.

He adjusted his tie as he spoke. "I mean wow. Jesus."Alicia smiled, blushing slightly. She couldn't believe that she had attached any notion of worth to this, but she felt good, for the first time since they were on the cruise. She grabbed her matching pink clutch as Brett offered his arm like a gentleman. She took it, it felt right.

The two waited to be seated in the fine dining room, a massive hall meant to emulate an establishment of class and exclusivity. It did well enough, until servers started doing the YMCA before dinner, foregoing classy jazz and ambient piano for a bizarre performance. Brett whistled, clapping along with the other passengers who were dancing near their tables. He spoke to Alicia with a wink, "Show them a thing or two, you could do some ballet to this!"

Alicia mocked putting a gun to her head.

"Oh come on, don't be like that. I mean, yeah it's awful, but weird. Weird is good!"

Alicia sighed, "Depends on your definition of good."

As the calming and elegant mood was soon reset, they heard Roy's thunderous voice call out to them as he approached. To their astonishment, Roy looked the part of a sartorial gentleman, wearing a perfectly fitted single breasted gray suit with vest, salt and pepper hair tied back into a small ponytail, beard combed, trimmed to contour his face, simple spectacles, a structured and tapered silhouette, seams hemmed to accent his large shoulders and thick wrists.

Roy spoke, a cocktail in his hand.

"We meet again. You both look nice."

Brett clasped his hands together in a display of thanks, nodding his head politely.

"Thank you Roy. You look dapper. You clean up well."

It was an honest compliment, one that Roy found amusing, as he observed Alicia, adoring the way that little pendant would center on her tits harmonious and soft, he knew that before the cruise was over he would bury his cock in her cunt. He grinned at Brett, speaking with an unusual candor.

"Well, the feeling is mutual my friend."

Roy clapped his heavy hand on his shoulder before turning to Alicia and speaking.

"A very nice shade of dress you've selected."

Alicia smiled and nodded, taking the compliment as a continued development of his peace offering, a beguiling effort on his part she thought. Brett narrowed his eyes slightly, knowing that this was a confidence game, Roy couldn't have been a threat to him, instead a cloying annoyance. Brett took a sip of his scotch.

"So Roy, who are you here with?"

Roy gestured towards a side of the dining space that couldn't be seen, obscured by waiters and passengers.

"Oh. Just with a friend."

Alicia saw Tania sitting at an empty table, dressed in an obscenely short dress, somehow forgoing her duties, Alicia knew in her heart there's no way Tania was his friend this evening. She sipped her ice water, teeth aching from the cold, speaking quietly, "Well, we hope you have a great evening."

Roy smiled, he gave Alicia one last quick glance, admiring her eyes, migrating to her thin, delicate lips. He figured she must taste as excellent as she looked. He spoke.

"You both as well. See you around, enjoy your dinner."

Roy turned and walked away, not a heavy plodding mass, but surprisingly nimble.

Brett shook his head, adjusting his tie bar.

"He just keeps getting weirder."

Alicia nodded and chuckled.

"Wait I thought you said weird was good?"

"Not that kind of weird! You think he uhh "paid" his special friend over there?"

"Oh stop. Come on."

Brett prepared his napkin across his lap.

"Tell me, why do you not suspect that?"

"It's possible, it happens of course I just don't think that kind of thing occurs on a cruise ship. I don't know."

"Sure it does. It can occur anywhere. I mean, remember that young woman he was with on the island?"

"Well, ok. I mean if a woman chooses that, she chooses it. As long as it's not against her will. And I think their laws there are different than ours anyways."

Brett nodded, sighing before speaking again, feeling as if she was somehow defending Roy, even subconsciously.

"I'm surprised you don't have more objection to that. I mean especially since you're pretty well...ardent about your stances socially."

"Well, people change. Maybe to some women...or men it's empowering."

"I suppose so. So why don't you think he's doing that?"

"I don't think he even has the ability to woo a sex doll let alone an escort."

They both laughed and were surprised with the quality of their entree, artfully prepared prime rib and roast duck, with a fine mixologist on bar, finishing their meal with an espresso martini.

Under the delicate lighting, Alicia studied Brett, looking closer to the refined man she had married, seeing past the disappointment in their misunderstandings, his emotional affair, their distance.  He wasn't the same man, he had changed, as they both had. Still, with his strong chin and kind eyes, he was every bit the man she fell in love with. She took her napkin off her lap and spoke with an unusual directness.

"You want to go back to the room now?"

"Yeah. That sounds nice."

Brett helped her stand, kissing the top of her hand and pushing her chair in for her. They walked back to their cabin, quiet and occasionally stealing a glance at each other's eyes, or body. She would playfully speed up and walk ahead of him, teasing with her hips. He could only bring himself to smile, purposefully slowing down as she looked over her shoulder to smile at him wryly. As they entered, she took off her heels, she was nervous but spoke as sultry as she could, "Lay down in bed. Close your eyes."

He took off his blazer and loafers, loosened his tie, and took off his socks, unbuckling his belt and letting his cock free from his boxers. He wanted this. He needed this, like air itself. He laid down and closed his eyes. He felt the bed sink as she climbed atop his waist, wearing the lace and golden chain wireless bustier with matched garters, the dark blue of the silken lingerie playing off her olive skin. He had to grit his teeth from saying anything, knowing that she hated talk during intimacy of any kind, wanting it to be natural, close, organic.

He caressed her slender waist, feeling the small chains, cold to the touch resting on the silken fabric below, intricate woven details caressing his fingertips. He ran his hands down her strong thighs, cherishing them as he sat up, hand grasping at the back of her neck as he cradled her, kissing her collar and softly moving to her lips, his intense glare fading against into the dark as she closed her eyes, what had been latent for two years was rousing, her heart beat faster, his hands drifted towards her abdomen as she pressed her thighs on the side of his own hips, grinding against him. He could feel her wetness through the sheer material. They scrambled against each other, mute and in passion as their mouths recreated once familiar bonds and movements, embraced. Yet, Brett was soft.

She felt below her, pausing, her heart racing as she spoke softly, "Are you ok?"

"Babe I'm fine... Lets keep going."

They pushed, pulled, immersed themselves in their effort, struggles falling to loss. She rolled over and ran her soft hand down his face, in the dark feeling a tear. Brett sighed. His own performance anxiety was a punishment from not just his own body, but the animosity built over the lack of intimacy betwixt them. What he wanted so badly was in front of him, presented in astonishing glory, yet he remained flaccid. He desperately tried to make himself hard, feeling more tears blur his vision as his fist tirelessly worked his softness. He licked his lips and felt a cold sweat dampen his thinning hairline as he tried to calm himself with steadied breath. Alicia spoke, loving and kind,"It's just not meant to happen right now."

He looked down, ashamed. He had remembered the first year they spent making love, how they would finish and hold each other, his load sprayed against her stomach or tits, sometimes hanging off her lips, or seeing her throat bulge as she swallowed every drop of him, that undeniable warmth, their intertwined musk hanging heavy around them, a coupling that made them feel as if they were the last lives left in the universe. She kissed him on the cheek and ran her fingers across the sides of his head, his memories sinking along with his hopes as she spoke, "It's ok. Really. We tried."

He stared at the floor, gently taking her hand away from his face, and turning over on the bed, the wall his focus now, not daring to look at the woman he cherished, in her prime, he didn't want to offer words or gestures, which would all register as hollow. The room was cold. He ran through a million possibilities of what was wrong with him, with them.

She changed out of her lingerie, there was no coldness in her action. She slipped into a gray flowing knee length bodycon dress and put her hair in a messy bun, slipped on some modest leather, heeled sandals kissing him on the cheek. She turned the lock, it was heavy and loud, breaking the silence of the room as the bolt slid back. Brett looked over his shoulder, a tear stained face he spoke with remorse on every syllable, "Guess I'll see you later."

She nodded and smiled weakly trying to remain comforting in her tone.

"I'm just gonna get some air. I need...some time. I hope you understand."

He turned over and buried his head in the pillow. Her pussy was still wet as she left.

At night the ship's environment changed, the bustle of families and the zealous complaints of the elderly were gone, instead the pursuit of reckless passion filled every bar, small nightclubs opened, every corridor a cackling mixture of women in heels and men dressed mostly slovenly harassing the women. The groups of young women produced teasing waves at the obnoxious young men with "single inch" pinching gestures, as the men delivered middle fingers as retorts and consoled each other at their failures.

Everywhere she went she could see it, the drunken singing and screaming, debauchery, all of the college youth smiling wide and anticipating life, corralled above the deck where they passed cigarettes and the persistent rot of bad weed blanketed all. She was relieved that mostly, she was a ghost during this time. She earned a few smiles from women, and the occasional nod from a younger man sometimes out of nicety and politeness but a few times out of attraction. She was old enough to know the signs now, as Brett had taught her over the years how to pick up on when men were doing more than being friendly. She should have paid attention more.

From the top deck stringed lights swayed with the movement of the ship. Alicia went to the decks below, trying to walk away from her own feelings. She was sure that something would have happened between her and Brett. Everything felt right, she felt so relaxed. She didn't blame him, she also blamed herself.

She made her way towards the perimeter of the casino, smelling the acrid tobacco and visible haze that was associated with the tables of poker and high rollers, hundreds and thousands of dollars gone and gained in moments. She watched the lights of the slot machines and parlors shine with a steadied neon glow, blanketing the faces of both winners and losers at each table.

She tucked her dress at her knees and slid onto a worn bar stool, ordering a dry martini and containing her observance of the zen like focus of many within the parlor. She wondered about all the participants lives, who they were, who they fucked, what they wanted. She had a measure of peace here, feeling forgotten, apart from her disappointment. Out of habit she checked her phone, seeing a text from Brett.

"Going out for a drink."

She knew what that meant. It was never just a drink, it was seven or eight that he insisted was only two. As if a man of his stature could so easily turn into a stumbling fool with such ease. But that was his prerogative, she wasn't there to stop him, he was free to disappoint her. She crossed her legs and tapped her heeled sandal against that flat of her foot, her gold anklet slung across her ankle. She felt a heavy tap on her shoulder, turning to see Roy still wearing his suit. She offered a reluctant and polite smile and turned to face her drink. He slapped the stool next to her.

"Mind if I join you?"

She shrugged her shoulders and tucked her wisps of hair behind her ears, offering a glimpse of her immaculate makeup from dinner. She hesitated before she spoke.

"No. I guess not."

He slid onto the stool, his large frame already reeking of cigars as he unbuttoned his blazer. He slapped the counter to draw the attention of the young Caribbean woman bartender, he placed his order, "Boilermaker sweetie. Bud Light and Jack Daniel's, just pour that shot in it."

The bartender looked at him with both puzzlement and a frown to match, proceeding to fill the draft and pour the shot of whiskey in it. It turned the golden liquid into a cloud of brown that sank to the bottom, polluting it. Roy downed it in one gulp, releasing his breath with a gasp as he slapped his hand on the counter.

"That's the stuff. There we go. Another darling." He turned to Alicia, adjusting his rings and watch. Alicia winced and spoke.

"How can you drink that? It looks disgusting."

"It's a drink about economics. Not taste."

"So what, you can get shit faced faster?"

He laughed.

"No, no. So you can relax easier to get shitfaced without friggin remorse! It's important, living life without remorse." He chose every word carefully. He could tell something was wrong, this late at night and Brett was nowhere to be seen. It was an opportunity, he steeled his mind and began looking to peel away her cold demeanor.

She rolled her eyes, in an especially foul mood. He tapped his glass against the bar top, sliding it a short distance towards the bartender. He glanced at Alicia.

"Where's the hubby?"

"Resting."

Roy watched her swirl the olive skewered on a crisp toothpick around the rim of her glass. He nodded to her almost empty glass.

"Another?"

She shook her head.

"No thanks."

"You sure?"

"Actually...yeah I will. Thanks."

"I always figured it like this, if ain't got anything to do, booze is your best friggin friend."

"That's one way of looking at it."

As the bartender made Alicia another martini, Roy watched the nearby TV, it was playing a boorish romantic comedy, audio drowned out from the sounds of the casino, no subtitles, like a forgotten silent film with no narration. The fuzz at the corner of the screen blotting out part of the picture. The bartender brought him another boilermaker. Once more he drained the entire drink and set the glass down. Alicia checked her phone, as if expecting some message that would bring her peace. She set her phone down, a text message from Brett brightening the dull screen, drunken paragraphs that she would read much later. Her background, an image of her son and his fiance was clear as the phone locked. Roy nodded towards her phone.

"Who's the kid?"

"My son. Noah. The woman with him is his fiance...Reagan"

"Good looking kid. Takes after you."

"I'll try to take that as a compliment."

"Observation. Nothing more. Good looking woman too. College?"

"Yes. He's studying architecture. She's more...trade based."

"What like a steel worker? Hehe."

"No. Cosmetology."

"That explains her look." It was indeed exaggerated, with layered hair in a variety of colors, nose rings and a peerless foundation with exaggerated winged eyeliner. Alicia sighed loudly and spoke, cradling her head.

"They want to get married, I tried to dissuade him. They've only been dating three years."

"Hearts want what they want. And plus, we're all stupid at that age. No offense to em."

"None taken. I wouldn't disagree." She wouldn't in sincerity, it's why she was a mother at twenty. She looked at Roy, and spoke.

"Do you have kids?"

He fumbled for his phone in his blazer,"Yeah. Eight of them."

Roy showed her various photos of him and his six sons and two daughters of broadly different ages. Each photo some sort of occasion, birthdays, graduations, marriages, births, all of them gathered around for his sixtieth in a luxury mansion, all wearing genuine smiles, happily surrounded around their loving father. He was at football games, cheer competitions, even the unveiling of a painting by his daughter at a gallery in Miami. She couldn't believe he was that dutiful, they seemed to adore him. It was a stark contrast between his presentation and behaviors. She felt pain thinking back against the hardship of raising Noah, and how little they had in terms of support and money. She spoke, her morose attitude impossible to conceal, "They seem happy."

"They are. I keep them that way. Love em. Sometimes annoy the fuck out of me, but eh, you know.."

"What about your ex wives?"

"Never married."

"With that many kids? No way."

"Three different mothers. But no, never once said those vows. Always made it crystal friggin clear that ain't me."

"And they just were fine with this?"

"Meh they got their money. They're all happy and married, new families, all that shit."

"Why not stay with them?"

Roy saw his opportunity, to plant a seed, and grow it. He spoke with an air of dominance as he looked deep into her eyes.

"Why stay with someone who bores you? Who does what you don't like no more?"

To her continued surprise, Roy had made another insightful comment. This hulking, bloated parody of a presumably wealthy retiree hiding behind a poor wardrobe and boisterous attitude had actual wisdom. She thought the same thing before, about boredom, about staying. Her therapist and closest friends had all echoed the hidden sentiment she shrouded from Brett. She didn't need him.

Roy let the moment linger, the silence she held was a confirmation that he had began wearing her down, in time she would be exhausted, which meant she would be easier to persuade. He picked the conversation back up content with his strategy.

"So what do you do for fun?"

"Why do you care?" Alicia drank almost half her martini.

"I mean, everybody does something."

"Ballet."

"No shit. That's some fancy stuff."

He knew she did, he could tell from her strong thighs and build she was lithe and poised, she would be fun to break in bed, anticipating splitting that tight little slit wide open. She spoke.

"I was supposed to, how do I put this? Go professional I suppose. But, we had Noah. Wouldn't trade it for the world of course."

"Nah. I get it. It still feels like a disappointment."

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